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Responsive website design cheat sheet part 1: what widths should I design for?
- alcuadrado 14y agoI don't get how a design blog has that fixed-position white logo that is impossible to read once you scroll to the content.
- shanelja 14y agoSounds like a cross browser issue, the fixed bar has a red background for me, Chrome, W8.
- digitalclubb 14y agoUnfortunately I would disagree with this. Break points shouldn't be device specific. They should be as the name suggests, where the design breaks.
- Already__Taken 14y agoBoom exactly, If you're thinking you need device specificity don't you really mean you need to be say; feature detecting for touch and increasing UI control size for that feature. Detect zoom levels instead of getting the device and checking its resolution scaling. We need to address the image scaling problems with a proper specification so unfortunately we're stuck with work arounds and guessing image size for that.
- russelluresti 14y agoIt was right in the initial talk about how to do RWD - you start with a design and then scale your browser and fix it at the widths it "breaks" at (stops looking aesthetically pleasing). Unfortunately, that tends to require more effort than just creating a list of media queries based on common device sizes and only worrying about those.